Systematic review reveals myopia is linked to significant impairment in neurovisual function through electrophysiological tests.
Introduction Myopia is characterized by the unusual convergence of light rays entering the eye, causing them to focus in front of the retina. Electrophysiological tests, largely non-invasive, offer valuable insights into the functionality of retinal and/or visual pathway cells. This systematic review aims to assess whether electrophysiological tests could support the hypothesis that myopia is associated with a significant impairment in neurovisual function.
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